On July 10, 2025, the body of Luis Angel Muñoz García, a 25-year-old Hispanic man who had been reported missing by his family in Los Angeles, was found in an alley located between 97th Street and Normandie Avenue, in the southern area of the city, days after his 25th birthday. The discovery occurred in an alley located between 97th Street and Normandie Avenue, in the southern area of the city, days after his 25th birthday. His family had celebrated the date on July 6 with a quiet gathering, surrounded by loved ones.
The news of his death has caused shock among his loved ones and the local Latino community. The family assures that Luis Angel Muñoz was a cheerful, respectful, non-vicious and hard-working young man. One of his most recent accomplishments was the loss of more than 200 pounds, which reflected his commitment to healthy living and personal development.
Family cries out for justice and support

Through an emotional publication on the GoFundMe platform, his sister expressed the family’s pain and the urgency of receiving help to cover funeral expenses.
They are requesting $15,000 dollars to be able to give Luis Angel Muñoz a dignified burial, as he deserved.
“His life was full of light. He was a very quiet boy, funny, with a very good heart. He had just turned 25 and we celebrated it very peacefully.”
“This tragedy has taken us by surprise. No one is prepared for something like this.”
In addition to the financial aspect, the family has also asked that those who are unable to donate share the GoFundMe link and keep Luis Angel Muñoz and his loved ones in their prayers.
Ongoing investigation, no clear answers

Although the family has publicly confirmed his identity, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and Coroner’s Office have not yet issued an official identification or details on the exact circumstances of his death. A violent homicide is suspected, but there is no public information about possible suspects or causes.
The news of his death has shocked his loved ones
The authorities have requested the cooperation of the public to clarify the case.
Anyone with information may contact the Homicide Bureau at (323) 890-5500 or anonymously with Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-TIPS (8477).
A call for community solidarity

Cases like that of Luis Angel Muñoz reflect a painful reality that many Hispanic families in the U.S. are going through:
Violence in vulnerable communities, lack of access to legal and economic resources, and the struggle for justice when authorities move slowly.
His family’s appeal is also a reminder of the importance of solidarity among Latino communities.
Every contribution, every prayer and every voice that shares their story helps not only to bring relief to their loved ones.
But to make visible a tragedy that could be forgotten if it is not followed up.
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